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"Figures in the Street" by Pierre Bonnard
Changing Lanes
As one breathes in
the beauty of nature,
and life’s greatest treasures,
another breathes out,
and all becomes still,
as they go into memory.
the beauty of nature,
and life’s greatest treasures,
another breathes out,
and all becomes still,
as they go into memory.
One falls down,
the fault of such action
being tricky to discern,
the wayside becomes the lover
as the faller clings to the ground.
Another stands up,
rises to greet the day
and to face adversity.
the fault of such action
being tricky to discern,
the wayside becomes the lover
as the faller clings to the ground.
Another stands up,
rises to greet the day
and to face adversity.
All of us on life’s great footpath,
going the same direction,
albeit at different speeds.
going the same direction,
albeit at different speeds.
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